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... lin. Ditto, white round—Iist, mers; 2nd, Mr . Chaplin. Ditto, purpie or red Mr W. Kent; 2nd, Mr James kidney—1st, Mr E. Chaplin ; 2nd, MrE. Chaplin. Beans, Fren Ww. Kent; 2 ond Mr P. Chap. Ditto, scarlet runners— J. W 85 ¥. Henry; 2nd, Major Ditto, broad—ist ...
... election.” Mr. Harpy oN OoNSRRVATIVE Po pr —At Maidstone ov Mr. Gathorne Hardy ed at a banquet to celebrate the return of Viscount Le the of the memisera for Kent. Mr. Bi: He'mesdale and Me. Hart Dyke fer Mid-Kent. In pro: by «tthe great party desired peace ...
... SERVANTS, j PRINTING TRADE. Wanted, the | office of this paper, a respectable, well-educated lad as an APPRENTICE to the PRINTING. BOOT and SHOE TRADE. Wanted, ROUNDERS and FINISHERS on all classes of work ; also good machinists. —Apply St ACT and Co., Terra ...
... purple or red round, Mr. W. Kent, 1; Mr. J. S. Maggs, 2. Ditto, purple or red kidney, E. Chaplin, F.sq., 1; P. Chap li n, Esq., 2. Peas, quarter peck, E. Chaplin, Esq., 1 no second. Beans ? French dwarf, 50 pods. Mr. W. Kent, 1 ; P. Chaplin, Esq.. 2. Ditto ...
... verdict. MR. YEATS AT MAIDSTONE.—Mr. Yeats has been on the stump at Maidstone, and this is the notice be get. at the bands of the Kent County Standard—A Mr. Yeats, of Gloucester, by whose high permission, it will be remembered, the Kent Branch of the Federal ...
... Ann, eldest daoguter of A. D. Gates, of Mount Ephraim. BAJTNISTEB—ApriI 20, Major C.W. Bannister, Governor the Kent County Prison, Maidstone, aged 47. Tint tender of Mr. Macmillan, Plymouth, h*t been accepted for the erection of a mansion Watcomoe. near ...
... the 1 in the shop at about the time the money was missed, is to where he was and searched him, finding 5s 6d in one of his boots and a shilling near to the till, which it wife of prosecutor found a shilling under the counter, and person who abstracted ...
... The golden news along the bteppes is blown, And at thy name the Tartar tents are stirr'd; Elburz and all the Caucasus have heard And all the sultry palms of India known, . Alexandrowna. The voices of our universal sea On capes Afric cliffs of Kent, The ...
... Annesley, late M.P. for Cavan, of the Boots Fea th er Guards, born 26th January, 1831. HOP INTELLIGINCE.—The Maidstone Journal states that since its last report the bine has made but little progress throughout Kent, the nights having been much too cold ...
... —At the Barnstaple Guildhall ualmdqihluy.!m In,hl:.li llfln\:.m ':: ehngd wi M:{l pair of boots, Mr. Henry Moore, of High Streot, on the bfid?dy. —The value of the boots was 148 6d. —Mr. L. Bencraft npfiud for the prosecution.—Thomas Ridge, foreman to Mr. ...
... Well-built laight-roomed HOUSE, suitable tor Lodgings, situated near New Bailway Station. Mcntpelier. with Coach-hoase and Stable. Kent moderate.—Apply ilr Grore, hrHhs, afeasrs Bowyer, 4. Nichoht* SCrasfc BURN il AM, SOMERSET — FREEHOLD LAND Incarl— LET SOLD ...
... for he had taken off his boots. Yet be must have awoke and attempted resistance, for he bad outs and scratches in the face, while bin wrists were grazed. lie bad been robbed of everything of value about him except a golden bracelet, which he had bought ...